
Cornilleau writes:
Overall, French fertility has generally been higher than German fertility in the post-war period, with the gap widening since the early 2000s. As a result, the number of births in France is now substantially higher than the number in Germany: in 2011, 828,000 compared with 678,000, i.e. 22% more births in France.
Second, Germany’s fertility rate will continue to slow, while France’s will remain steady, resulting in total population numbers switching…
How The French Economy Will Become Bigger Than Germany’s In 25 Years
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http://www.businessinsider.com/france-to-become-bigger-than-germany-2012-10



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